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Sid Davis did a good thing.
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Where's Sid Davis when you need him?
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If he tried to make a film like that today, would the Inglewood PD cooperate?
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For one, most of the actors would have to be black, if it's Inglewood.
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But regardless of race, the mood in California is far different today than it was in the 1950's.
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I just heard on the news today a State representative complaining that ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖs are not already a "protected class" by the law, such that when one of them is a victim of a crime the perpetrator can be charged with "special circuмstances."
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For example, if it were a "hate crime" to victimize a ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ because of his sɛҳuąƖ orientation, more severe sentencing would be possible for a conviction.
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Another queerdo busted for pedophilia (btw, he looks like a Jew. Can anyone confirm?):

Larry Brinkin, San Francisco gαy rights icon, arrested on child porn charges: police


Larry Brinkin, 66, a San Francisco gαy rights icon, was charged on possession of child pornography Friday night. (YouTube)


gαy rights icon Larry Brinkin has been arrested on charges of child pornography, according to San Francisco police.
Brinkin, 66, best known for fighting for equal rights on behalf of the LGBT community, was booked into San Francisco County Jail on Friday night. He posted bail and was released Saturday, SF Weekly reports.
The San Francisco Police Department seized computers, videos, VHS tapes and a floppy disc from Brinkin and his husband's home, according to a search warrant obtained by SF Weekly.
Police say Brinkin had exchanged emails that contained pornographic photographs involving children as young as 1-year-old being sodomized or performing oral sex on adult men, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.



The emails also contain graphic sɛҳuąƖ and racist commentary, including, "I loved especially the n---er 2 year old getting nailed," as well as a rant about white supremacy.
The disturbing messages were traced to Brinkin's IP address, and his name and credit card information are registered with the AOL account, identified as zack3737@aol.com, according to police.
The warrant also notes that the email address is linked to Yahoo discussion groups about the sɛҳuąƖ exploitation of children.
Brinkin was a beloved employee of the Human Rights Commission before he retired in 2010 — the Board of Supervisors even once designated the week of Feb. 1 as "Larry Brinkin Week."
Theresa Sparks, executive director of the commission, said the allegation is "beyond hard to believe."
"It's almost incredulous, there's no way I could believe such a thing," Sparks told SF Weekly. "He's always been one of my heroes, and he's the epitome of a human rights activist — this is [the] man who coined phrases we use in our daily language. I support Larry 100 percent, hopefully it will all come out in the investigation."
Police have only said they are still investigating the case.